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Guidelines
Rewilding Europe offers a range of practical guidelines on rewilding, focusing on areas such as natural grazing, the circle of life, the development and use of wildlife hides for nature-positive tourism, and the role of forests in mitigating climate change and biodiversity loss.
Scientific institutions such as the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) convene specialists from around the world to produce guidelines on topics relevant to rewilding. These include guidelines for reintroductions and other conservation translocations, and on human-wildlife conflict and coexistence.
The rewilding organisations and initiatives in your country will also have specific reports, guidelines and events where you can find out more about rewilding. Find out who they are by exploring the contacts near you.
All of these organisations offer resources in several languages.
Founding a new rewilding organisation
Guidelines on setting up a new organisation – business or foundation – will be available on the website of your country's government.
Further reading and viewing
The further reading list for this course is a good place to go for more detailed information on how to start rewilding.
Don’t stop at this list – look up the academics, authors, leaders and organisations that inspire you and see what else they have produced. Follow your own interests on your rewilding journey.
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Further learning
Rewilding Europe is developing free learning courses. These will be added to over time, check back regularly.
The Rewilding Academy brings together many of the available training courses on rewilding.
